Heart disease is the number one cause of death globally. Discover how to identify early signs and take charge of your heart health today.
We tend to think heart disease is something that happens “abroad.” But the truth is, more Nigerians are developing heart problems in their 30s and 40s, often without realising it.
Sometimes the first sign… is sudden death.
You deserve better. Your family deserves better.
So let’s talk about how to take care of your heart—the right way.
- Signs You Might Be at Risk (Even If You Feel Fine)
If you experience any of the following, your heart may be sending early signals:
- Frequent chest tightness or shortness of breath
- Unexplained fatigue or dizziness
- Swollen feet or ankles
- A racing or irregular heartbeat
- Family history of heart disease or sudden death
Please don’t wait until it becomes serious. Prevention is better—and cheaper—than a cure.
- What Most Nigerians Get Wrong About Heart Health
We’re quick to take painkillers for chest discomfort…
We’d rather drink agbo than see a doctor…
But your heart isn’t a part you want to guess with.
❤️ You need real tests
❤️ You need real doctors
❤️ You need a real plan
- The Smart Way to Check Your Heart Health
TelMD’s Cardiovascular Wellness Package offers a powerful way to screen for silent risks:
✅ High-Sensitivity CRP – Measures blood vessel inflammation
✅ Lipid Profile – Checks your cholesterol levels
✅ Comprehensive Metabolic Panel – Detects early warning signs
✅ EKG (Electrocardiogram) – Monitors your heart rhythm
✅ Calcium Scoring – Measures calcium buildup in arteries
✅ 2 Telemedicine Doctor Visits
All from the comfort of your home.
- Who Should Take This Seriously?
If you’re
- Over 35
- Have a family history of heart disease
- Have high blood pressure or diabetes
- Have been feeling off lately…
This is your sign to take action.
Let Your Heart Keep You Alive—Not Just Beating
Call us today or chat with a doctor at TelMD.
Because good health should never be a luxury.
Call or WhatsApp 0700 660 7330 or Visit www.telmdng.com
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